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2:24-cv-07967
New York Eastern
Taxes
Anne Y. Shields
In the second half of this year, tax professionals will be keeping an eye on suits challenging the IRS' handling of employee retention tax credits and litigation over new microcaptive insurance regulations, as well as disputes over civil fraud penalties. Here, Law360 looks at the top federal tax cases to monitor during the rest of 2025.
Over the next year, tax practitioners will be closely monitoring suits that challenge the IRS' use of the economic substance doctrine, take advantage of the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision curbing federal agencies' regulatory authority and dispute the government's handling of worker retention credits. Here, Law360 looks at key federal tax cases to follow in 2025.
A mortgage loan company based in New York asked a federal court to award it more than $34 million in pandemic-era employee retention tax credits, saying the Internal Revenue Service has failed to respond to three separate claims for the credits.